



WELCOME TO THE SUNDARBANS
Sundarbans is the world’s largest mangrove forest. It supports the highest population of the Royal Bengal Tiger and the Irrawaddy Dolphin. Pugmark Tours and Travels exclusively operates in this Magical forest. Our uniquely designed boats are made with decades of experience of operating regular and specialised trips in and around The Sundarbans Forest.
Special Trips aboard M.B. Mawali
M.B. Mawali is a boat only of it’s kind. So, a trip with Mawali in to the Sundarbans is a unique one. Mawali’s low height gives a more intimate perspective of the forest and its wildlife, while smaller size allows it to venture deeper in to the forest. And, a smaller group size (2-5 people) is the best way to experience this wilderness instead of being with a huge group. see more
UPCOMING TRIPS TO THE SUNDARBANS
Experience Sundarbans with the Experiences
Regular Trip/Bawali
This is a basic three days trip in the Sundarbans. It has a little bit of everything; A glimpse of a forest and it’s extra ordinary wildlife.
3 DAYS 2NIGHTS 8-12 PERSONS
Regular Trip/Mawali
A regular trip with Mawali does not end up as regular, it becomes something more and that is just because of the nature of the boat.
3 DAYS 2NIGHTS 3-5 PERSONS
Regular Trip/Malangi
The expert guides, experienced captain and his crew are well trained to make every trip safe, enjoyable, memorable and relaxing for all guests.
3 DAYS 2NIGHTS 30-48 PERSONS
NEWS BLOGS AND TRAVEL BLOGS
LATEST NEWS, ARTICLES, TRAVELER'S LOGS AND MANY MORE
Best time to visit the
Sundarbans
While planning a trip to Sundarbans, everyone wanders when is the best time to go there? Here is some information you may find helpful.
Nadiya Hussain Abroad
Bawali
The Great British Bake Off Champion 2015 Nadiya Hussain was on the board Bawali during the filming of BBC show Chronicles of Nadia.
Activities you must do in the Sundarbans
What activity you will do in the forest largely depends on when, for how long and which part of the Sundarbans you’ll be visiting for.
NEWS BLOGS AND TRAVEL BLOGS
27 Jan, tourist on board Mawali encountered about a dozen sets of tiger foot print including few not older than an hour!
A rare sighting of a leopard cat (Prionailurus bengalensis) occurred next to Lawdobe forest office on the morning of 16 Jan.
Bonbibi Puja was observed in the Sundarbans North-East boundary villages, mainly Lawdobe and Ghagramari on Jan 15.
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Explorers from all walks of life-from regular tourists to diplomates.
From regular trips to special trips or a flm trip or research, every trip is an expedition.
From small scale local research to long-term international research.
We’re complete package -from film permit to location finding to production.











